Picture of the week: Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport is expanding accessible art experiences, including tactile artwork, sensory-friendly spaces and braille exhibition signage.
Hamad International Airport has introduced a complimentary wellness experience for passengers in transit, offering guided recovery sessions within its indoor tropical garden.
Miami International Airport is showcasing five multimedia works by Miami artist Monica López De Victoria at its moving images video art wall.
Boston Logan International Airport has introduced Amelia, a life-size AI avatar designed to help passengers navigate the airport through natural conversation and real-time directions.
ACI EUROPE’s August 2026 report shows a recovery in European passenger traffic over the summer peak, while stark differences between national markets and rising cost pressures cloud the outlook for winter.
Skyports Infrastructure will develop and operate vertiports across the emirate, with Al Marjan Island and Jebel Jais forming the first phase of a planned four-site network.
Industry leaders have welcomed a government-backed investigation into September’s NATS disruption, urging a long-term plan to strengthen the resilience of the UK’s air traffic management infrastructure.
More than 400 personnel took part in a full-scale emergency exercise at Porto da Barra beach, helping develop integrated response protocols for aviation incidents in aquatic environments.
Carol-Ann Gaddis, Director of Information Technology and Innovation at Richmond International Airport explores the governance challenges airports must address now to ensure the frictionless journey is built on trust.
Prague Airport is expanding and modernising Terminal 1’s arrivals border control area, adding passport desks, self-service gates and a larger passenger waiting area.
Dubai’s biometric “Red Carpet” service processed more than 439,000 travellers during the first half of 2026, as the emirate continues to expand its use of artificial intelligence and biometric technology to streamline airport border procedures.
A new cyber security assessment of UK aviation has identified significant weaknesses among airport suppliers, with ground handling, passenger processing and airfield technology organisations carrying the majority of exposed employee credentials.
Airports have never lacked data. The real challenge is joining it up and using it to transform the passenger journey from check-in to gate.
Zurich Airport has reached a milestone in its automated driving pilot, with two shuttle buses now operating without a safety driver and monitored from a remote cockpit.
As airports navigate the complex landscape of digital transformation, the most valuable insights often come from the deployments that didn’t go as planned.
This eReport explores how airports can move from siloed automation to system-wide Total Airport Management, unlocking capacity gains without new terminal construction.
Skyports Infrastructure will develop and operate vertiports across the emirate, with Al Marjan Island and Jebel Jais forming the first phase of a planned four-site network.
Amsterdam Airport Schiphol has launched five tenders to appoint long-term construction and maintenance partners, as it begins the next phase of a €10 billion renewal programme.
Holly Miles sat down with John Ackerman, CEO of Los Angeles World Airports to discuss why people, not infrastructure, are the key to airport transformation, how culture drives customer experience, and LAX’s vision for delivering a world-class gateway ahead of the LA 2028 Olympic Games.
The new East-West runway increases airfield capacity at iGA Istanbul Airport, reducing delays and supporting the airport’s continued growth as a global aviation hub.
Three projects focused on renewable energy, carbon removal and hydrogen operations have secured funding through Bristol Airport’s 2026 Aviation Carbon Transition programme.
Davide Bassano, Head of Sustainability at Gruppo Save, explores why airport decarbonisation must be viewed as far more than an environmental challenge.
We explore the high-stakes trade-offs aviation leaders must navigate to fund decarbonisation and deliver complex live-site infrastructure.
A winter trial at Exeter Airport has produced new operational evidence on the performance of dual-fuel hydrogen-diesel ground power equipment, building on the airport’s earlier Zero Carbon Turn project.
New survey results show rising passenger satisfaction at Toronto Pearson, alongside strong public support for investments intended to modernise Canada’s largest airport.
Sydney Airport and Heinemann Australia have opened Australia’s first dedicated international arrivals store within a baggage reclaim hall, offering passengers a final shopping opportunity.
London Gatwick Airport has launched its largest ever food and beverage tender, inviting operators to bid for six hospitality units spanning more than 3,800 square metres.
Farnborough Airport has opened applications for the third intake of its Certificate in Airport Operations course, run in partnership with Farnborough College of Technology.